Sentence examples for the natural points from inspiring English sources

The high-end, big-name wines will always have a market, but the less expensive, less familiar names, the natural points of embarkation for young wine explorers, may not fare as well without the support of those crucial intermediaries.

Establishing the mechanisms by which protective physiological variants of diabetes susceptibility genes, such as Idd9, prevent diabetes is important for understanding how genetic variation influences disease susceptibility, and also to discover the natural points of control at which disease progression can be averted.

The natural point of comparison, the Orsay in Paris, also an industrial conversion and a museum with its own problems, is airy, not austere.

So the natural point of convergence was the idea of a seed dropped, anonymously, disturbing the heaviness of the soil – the heaviness of what you have come to expect, what you have unhappily got used to.

And automative dealers – that's the natural point of aggregation of most services," says Tobey.

"Hong Kong is the natural point for them to trade foreign markets," he says.

This confluence of finance, manufacturing, trade and high-end business services made New York the natural point of concentration for large multinational corporations.

The star on the right side indicates a significant difference from the natural pointing velocity.

The church is situated at the highest natural point in the city, overlooking the old port.

The Hall of Fame sits on the highest natural point in the Bronx, on a bluff on the western edge of campus, overlooking the Harlem River.

"The new height relates to the highest natural point on the summit and was measured as 1,344.527 metres," he said.